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Jul
16
Matt Fleming presented an overview of Cedar Port’s substantial growth over the last five years at the Port Bureau’s April Commerce Club luncheon.
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Date posted
Jul
16
Industry, family, and friends saluted CAPT Bill Diehl as he retired from his distinguished maritime career at the May Commerce Club luncheon.
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Date posted
Apr
28
This is a saying I often said when we were moving in the Coast Guard. The kids thought it was a Coastie saying. When I decided to get out of the...
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Date posted
Apr
28
A new year, a new quarter, a fresh start. The old has been displaced by the new and what has been matters no more - for the present is here.
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Date posted
Apr
28
Common practices in the $245 billion maritime fuel market (“bunker fuel”) could be causing significant financial losses. Trusted...
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Date posted
Apr
28
The Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research (“GCSTR”) at Texas A&M University at Galveston (“TAMUG”) was created to bring...
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Date posted
Apr
28
In maritime and offshore, industry has long relied on utility ships for deliveries, but this approach includes high costs, slow delivery times, and...
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Date posted
Apr
28
CAPT Bill Diehl, retiring president of the Greater Houston Port Bureau, chats about his maritime career and what might be written into his next...
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Date posted
Apr
28
Cruising on the Houston Ship Channel The Greater Houston Port Bureau’s Women in Maritime Happy Hour on the Kirby’s Observer boat took...
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Date posted
Apr
28
On June 12, 2020, CAPT Jason Smith assumed the duties of Commander, U.S. Coast Guard (“USCG” or “Coast Guard”) Sector...
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Date posted
Apr
28
Texas A&M University at Galveston has received a new training ship, the TS Kennedy, that will enhance year-round training for Texas A&M Maritime...
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